texts: She is an American actress, singer and author. She reprised her role in several of the Brady Bunch spin-offs and films, including The Brady Kids, The Brady Bunch Hour, and A Very Brady Christmas (1988). In the Moody's Point segment, she played the role of Moody's mom. A wide range of other supporting film roles were played by <mask>. She made her stage acting debut in the 1980's and 90's, appearing in Peter Pan and Grease. Four studio albums with the Brady Bunch cast as well as touring with them were released by <mask> Brady and Finding My True Voice. <mask> was born in the Encino section of Los Angeles, California, to a teacher and his wife. Michael, Dennis and Kevin are her brothers. She was raised in a Catholic family and is of Irish and German descent.She was six years old when she won the Baby Miss San Fernando Valley beauty contest. In 1964, she appeared in commercials for Barbie and other dolls. In the first season of Bewitched, he appeared as one of his witch children named Little Endora, and in the second season Endora was transformed into a little girl. She had guest roles on I Dream of Jeannie, The Farmer's Daughter, and My Three Sons. She lent her voice to a doll. He attended a high school in the area. The Brady Bunch was an American television sitcom about a blended family that aired from 1969 to 1974 on ABC.She was a popular person. After its cancellation, the series was rebroadcast in children's programming, which led to spinoffs and movies. During the Brady Bunch's run, she had a romance with her co-star Barry Williams. Four albums were recorded with the Brady Bunch cast. Her first solo single was "Truckin' Back to You" and "Teeny Weeny Bit (Too Long)". Both duets and solo tracks were included on the album with her Brady Bunch co-star Christopher Knight. In the western United States, "Little Bird" reached the Top 5 at KCPX in Salt Lake City.Dick Clark encouraged her to follow a singing career after she performed "Little Bird" on American Bandstand. "Love's in the Roses" was released in 1973. In 2015, archive footage was used for a TV commercial. The commercial, which aired during the Super Bowl, features Danny Trejo as a young woman who is not acting like herself because she is hungry. After eating a snack, she is once again named <mask>. The cancellation of The Brady Bunch hampered her career as she spent years addicted to cocaine and quaaludes. During her early 20s, she stated that she traded sex for drugs.She missed out on a part in Raiders of the Lost Ark after arriving under the influence of cocaine and not sleeping for three days. One producer threatened that she would never work as an actress again, because she lost her reputation for reliability as an actress in Hollywood. 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She claimed that she didn't get a role as a heroin dealer in the movie because she continued to be identified with her Brady Bunch role. In 1981 she reprised her role asMarcia Brady on the short-lived series The Brady Brides, which was based on the movie The Brady Girls Get Married. The touring stage production of Peter Pan was portrayed by McCormick.The couple wed on March 16, 1985. After getting married, she went through a series of interventions. She says that she was treated by Eugene Landy. 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She reprised her role asMarcia Brady in A Very Brady Christmas (1988) and had a minor role as a police officer in Return to Horror High (1987).Mother and daughter were born on May 19, 1989. When The Bradys, a revival of The Brady Bunch, was scheduled to begin production in 1990, the role ofMarcia was filled byLeah Ayres because she was unavailable due to her baby's birth. She played herself in an episode of Herman's Head in 1993. In 1994, she made her Broadway debut in Grease. When You Get a Little Lonely was released as an audio CD and cassette on April 4, 1995. The album was made available as a download. Phantom Hill Records is owned by her brother.It was promoted with live performances in California. Music critics did not like when you get a little lonely. In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, she said that she would have liked to write at least one of her own songs, and that she was disappointed by the recording process for the album. She played Barbara Mandrell in the television movie Get to the Heart: The Barbara Mandrell Story. The first actress to play Rebecca Crane on a soap opera was not put on contract. In 2003 she appeared on an episode of Scrubs as herself and there were references to her character. In April 2007, she appeared on Dr. Phil to discuss a family dispute, accusing her brother of elder abuse and alienating their father from his other children to gain control of his finances.Since her mother died of cancer and she needed to move her disabled brother into an assisted living facility, she joined the cast of the fifth season of Celebrity Fit Club. The individual winner of the series was <mask> Brady and Finding My True Voice was released on October 14, 2008. It stayed on the New York Times bestseller list for three weeks. Director of Creative Development Lisa Sharkey acquired the book. She was a guest on many shows while promoting the book, including Access Hollywood, Good Day L.A., and Paula's Party. A story about the 2008 recession was not aired by The Today Show.A film is likely to be made about her book. She joined the cast of Gone Country in 2008 and competed for a recording contract. Outsiders Inn is a reality series in which she opened a bed and breakfast in Newport, Tennessee. In 2008, he became a spokesman for Children International. The Roast of Larry the Cable Guy was hosted by Comedy Central. In 2015, she appeared in the Australian version of I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!, where she lasted 42 days and was the last evictee before the finale. One of the celebrities who would compete on season 23 of Dancing with the Stars was revealed on August 30, 2016She was dancing with Artem Chigvintsev. They were eliminated on the seventh week of competition and finished in 8th place. The other surviving main cast members of The Brady Bunch were a part of A Very Brady Renovation. "Frozen in Time", a new home remodeling series, was filmed in 2021. Kaley Cuoco was portrayed in Growing Up Brady. The Brady Bunch Movie (1995), A Very Brady Sequel and the TV sequel The Brady Bunch in the White House were all made for by Autumn Reeser. There are External links to the film television stage credits and nominations.Performers from California are in the Australian TV series.

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texts: The first member of the Neocatlicos was <mask>. He is a leader of the political current known as Integrismo and a representative of Catholic fundamentalism in politics. A distinguished and well-off Madrid family has a son named <mask>. His paternal grandfather was a member of the liberal bourgeoisie. He became one of the largest urban proprietors of the mid-19th century after purchasing a number of estates in Ciudad Real province. He turned to Partido Moderado as an important member of radical Partido Progresista. In the late 1830s, José was one of the commanders of the 4th battalion.He was elected to the Senate in 1844 and 5 times voted into the Cortes. One of the key politicians of Partido Moderado was Ramn's father, who was briefly the Minister of Interior. He assumed more conservative positions in the 1860s as part of the neocatlicos. Ramn's mother was the daughter of a radical liberal. He was administrator of Murcian landholdings of marqueses de Esp and Capitn de las milicias Patriticas de Murcia during the Trienio Liberal. One of the best known Spanish actors of his time was Ramn's maternal uncle. The moderado prime minister was married to the aunt of Ramn's maternal aunt.Ramn and his two younger siblings, Maria del Consuelo and José, were from their early childhood and grew up around political and artistic figures of the mid-19th century Spain. Ramn was an excellent student in the early 1860s and gained prizes and was hailed in the press. Amalia's grandfather was a Real Compaa de Filipinas manager and her father was a lawyer. Amalia supports Ramn in his political decisions and at times even pushes him towards intransigence, but the couple had no issues. Nocedal's nephew was a well-known journalist and aspiring politician. The Nocedals have a similar political style and are perfect for a father like son scheme. When Ramn began his public activities in the early 1860s, he followed his father, who had left the moderados camp and formed part of the neocatlicos.The movement was founded in the early Isabelline years and worked to accommodate politically orthodox Roman Catholicism within the framework of the liberal monarchy. After obtaining excellent marks, Ramn set up La Armonia, a Catholic cultural society. With all neocatlicos pundits taking part, it was created as a response to krausism. La Armonia promoted Catholic orthodoxy as a basis for public education. Ramn delivered his first public lecture, Rute, at its sitting. La Cruzada was set up in 1867. They turned against the idea of krausist "examen libre", as a tribune for publishing his highly militant articles, often re-printed in other ultraconservative periodicals.He was secretary of the Academia de Jurisprudencia y Legislacin in 1867. The Isabelline monarchy was resuscitated in 1867 by building a grand counter-revolutionary party and launching a new daily newspaper. Ramn became a member of the editorial board and contributed with militant articles, which immediately elicited return fire from the liberal press. He was first mocked in 1867 due to his intransigence. Ramn blamed the Carlists for leaving Isabel II no option but to have allied with the liberals; however, this error was still rectifiable by creating a strong, conservative alliance. He pointed out that the order in which ideas come first and people later was reversed by the Carlists. The political project of the neocatlicos crashed as a result of the revolution.Ramn was the secretary of Asociacin de Catlicos in 1868. Prior to the 1869 elections, Ramn was reported as a candidate for the organization, but he did not make it to the Cortes, though it remains unclear whether he lost or withdrew. He became head of Juventud Catlica's education detachment in 1869 and was already a great speaker. In 1869-1870 he wrote plays, scholarly pieces and short novels that were formatted as part of the Catholic political campaign and at times caused violent clashes among the public of Madrid theatres. In 1870, following abdication of Isabel II, most of the neocatlicos concluded that revolutionary tide could no longer be confronted by liberal monarchy and that ultraconservative Carlist model provided a much better alternative. When they were monarchists, they switched from one dynasty to another. The neos and the Carlists formed an electoral alliance in 1870, with Ramn trying to get on the ticket.He was already reported as a Carlist candidate when he renewed his bid for the Catholic-monarchist list in 1871. Ramn emerged victorious in Valderrobres after being defeated in Igualada. His activity exploded when he was in the Cortes. Almost every day the Spanish press reported his harangues, most of them ultraconservative and some almost openly disloyal to Amadeo I. The Junta Central Catlico-Monarquica issued a manifesto in 1872 that might have been interpreted as a call for rebellion. Historians consider the Nocedals the opponents of violent action, as both father and son believed that Traditionalist monarchy might be restored by legal means. In the spring of 1872, Ramn ran on a Catholic-monarchist ticket in an electoral campaign, but failed to extend his mandate in Igualada and Valderrobres.After the Third Carlist War in 1872, both Nocedals remained in Madrid, where they were subject to minor legal action. They were too uneasy about supporting the rebels to openly support them, so they allowed themselves only veiled demonstrations of enmity towards the republican regime. In 1873, Ramn got married and buried his mother. He was busy preparing his plays for a performance in Madrid theatres. The Nocedals launched a new daily, El Siglo Futuro, in the early 1870s. It was clearly identified as ultraconservative even though it was Formatted as militantly Catholic. The official distrust towards the Nocedals climaxed in the year of exile, and they traveled across Portugal and France until the ban was lifted in 1876.The military defeat of 1876 left Carlism in disarray. After leaving political leadership in hands of an inefficient military junta, the claimant's followers suffered detentions, expropriations and exile. The Nocedals, who emerged as unofficial top Carlist representatives in the Republic-controlled area during the war, opened their bid to revive the movement. They were able to mobilize support by means of a huge pilgrimage to Rome. It was intended to be a demonstration of loyalty to the pope. There were two visions within Carlism in the late 1870s. 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He focused on Catholic and Spanish values when he was managing and writing to El Siglo Futuro. Though relentless towards those seeking rapprochement with the regime, the Nocedals were also implacable towards Carlists showing signs of dissent.There were complaints about "la dictadura nocedalista" opening a new area of conflict during the conflict between nocedalistas and cerralbistas. Many Carlist bigwigs complained against heavy Nocedals' hand and some cooperated against them, but they refrained from bold action until Nocedal died. There were rumors that Ramn would succeed his father, but Carlos VII granted partial and conditional interim rights to Francisco Navarro Villoslada. The aperturistas immediately mounted an offensive, trying to use any formal Carlist initiative as a launchpad for electoral action; Ramn Nocedal counter-attacked, with the claimant opting for a compromise: official party abstention in elections, but with individual candidates permitted here and The rumors of Cavero being the next Jefe Delegado were false, with both parties complaining about chaos and the Nocedal boycotting de Cerralbo's initiatives. The second phase of the conflict began in early 1888. In August Carlos VII expulsed Nocedal from Carlism after he refused to budge from his position.Both leaders rushed to acknowledge differences, with brutally frankness listed by the claimant and Ramn Nocedal. Scholars highlight different points of contention, adversely interpreted dynamics of the conflict and contrasting methodologies in historiography. The clash of personality is underscored by the most traditional judgement. It was natural for Ramn <mask> to succeed his father as a leader. Carlos VII, a charismatic figure anxious not to be reduced to a decorative role by one of his subjects, did not

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texts: help his cause. In Carlism-biased versions of this theory, <mask> is characterized by overgrown personal ambitions, in propaganda called "Ramn I Pontifice Rey del Universo" or "Ramn Romea y Nocedal". Some scholars focus on ideological differences.The prevailing theory places the role of religion in core of the growing conflict within Carlism, pointing out that while Nocedal clearly aimed at reducing monarchical, dynastical and fuerista threads to secondary roles, Carlos VII intended to keep balance between all components of the Traditionalist. According to the Carlists, Nocedal intended to disfigure the party into "accinEminente apostolica", according to the Integrists. The school concerned with ideological differences seeks clarification in externalization of the Spanish case; instead of pointing to unique Spanish character of Carlism, it highlights general European patterns of change. With ultramontanism gaining upper hand over more conciliatory political incarnations of Catholicism after the First Vatican Council, and with the new approach made popular in the neighboring France by Louis Veuillot, the 1888 schism was nothing but a local Spanish example of the trend. The theory of Integrism has a limited popularity. Both parties are not competing trends within Carlism, but entirely separate political groupings which existed between 1870 and 1888. The religion-focused group has always been distinct from Carlism.The partisan version was launched in the 70s for the sake of political struggle. This theory has 3 groupings: Integrists focusing on religious aims, Traditionalists focusing on dynastical aims and genuine Carlists focusing on social aims. Historians combine all factors mentioned, without giving priority to any of them. According to the liberals, the schism left Carlism on its last legs and close to total ruin. Nocedalistas claimed that their supporters would be counted. What actually constituted their potential was a few names and an impressive array of periodicals, as the breakaways were overrepresented across the Carlist editorial boards. In early 1889, <mask> led the exiled dissidents into a new organization called Partido Integrista Espaol.The name was supposed to highlight the unity between Christian and political goals. The party changed its name to Partido Catlico Nacional in August 1889. Each Spanish region was led by a junta, with their work co-ordinated by the party jefe. <mask> showed his personal grip on Integrism by assuming the post. The program focused on building an orthodox Christian state as the ultimate objective and confronting sinister liberalism as the target for today. In terms of political regime, the Integrists spoke against party politics and parliamentarism. A system based on formal interaction of established, complimentary and co-operative social bodies.The Carlist ideario was dropped by the party. Though <mask> remained a monarchist, the party was gradually embracing monarchy without a king, eventually leaning towards accidentalism. According to sarcastic comments, the Integrists didn't consider such details as a form of government since they preached the notion of "Social Reign of Jesus Christ". During the last decade of the 19th century, the dynamics of the nocedalistas were powered mostly by bitter animosity towards Carlists, who by far outpaced liberals as primary foes. In the 1890s, Nocedal wanted to humiliate Carlos VII by turning elections into a battlefield. The Integrist and Carlist zones of influence made the rivalry more intense, as both groups enjoyed most support in the area. Nocedal boasted personal success in the Gipuzkoan district of Azpeitia even though they had to acknowledge numerical superiority.As a result of his victory, Carlos VII seemed more interested in defeating <mask> personally than in result of electoral competition in all other districts. The Integrist leader repeated his Azpeitia triumph over the same opponent in 1893, and the party gained 2 mandates against 7 obtained by the Carlists. <mask> was defeated in Azpeitia in 1896 and the Integrists failed to gain a single ticket. In the mid-1890s, <mask> realized that his bid to launch a nationwide Catholic ultraconservative party had failed and that he had a moral duty to represent orthodox Christian values. <mask> had to deal with defections and other members of the party were not as principled as he was. After their proposal was rejected, Juan Orti y Lara and marqués de Acillona left the party. <mask> broke up the group supporting Arturo Campin, who was temporarily associated with Integrism.Gipuzkoa was the stronghold of Integrism in the late 1890s. The dissenters were ousted by the local Junta and taken with them to the provincial El Fuerista daily. Nocedal expulsed a Jesuit priest in the "Pey y Ordeix" affair. <mask> was elected a senator from Gipuzkoa in 1898 but did not enter the upper chamber. The turn of the centuries produced gradual rapprochement between Integrists and Carlists at the local level; regional juntas agreed electoral deals first in Gipuzkoa and later in Navarre. As Carlos VII's supporters made sure <mask> was excluded, the Integrists were able to field a local candidate. <mask> entered Cortes due to procedural appeals after he lost in Pamplona.<mask> was re-elected on the same ticket in the last campaign of his life in 1905, marking more than a truce between former brethren. <mask> was supported only by lower parochial clergy and in Compaa de Jesus, though he intended to be the Church's most loyal son. He had a series of doubts about his relationship with the hierarchy. The anti-establishment profile of the party made it difficult for the episcopate to stay on good terms with all governments. The exclusive Catholic license was denied more often than not by Nocedal. Integros was not suited by the new semi-democratic format of policy-making when the Vatican changed its strategy in the early 20th century. <mask> was blamed for the failure of the grand Catholic coalition by nuncio Rinaldini.<mask> joined forces with the Carlist pundit Juan Vzquez de Mella and set up Alianza Catlico-Antiliberal, an electoral platform that was the last political initiative of his life. Integrism died together with Nocedal, the opinion which reflected his immense personal influence on the party but which underestimated the mobilizing potential of ultraconservative, militant Spanish Catholicism. Juan Olazabal Ramery remained faithful to <mask>'s line after the party leadership was assumed by a triumvirate. Until the early 1930s, the Comunin Tradicionalista-Integrista remained in almost all Spanish provinces and won some seats in local elections. The Integrists re-aligned with Carlism in 1932. The premises of El Siglo Futuro were destroyed by Republican militia in 1936. <mask> is classified as an ultraconservative Catholic politician in contemporary Spanish historiography, which does not include debates of the 1970s.This isn't the case of Integrism itself, by some scholars it's a branch of Carlism, and by others it's a grouping of ideological identities. The term "Traditionalism" is subject to constant confusion, as it is applied to the nocedalistas, to the mellistas, to what is perceived as mainstream Carlism, to what is perceived as all manifestations of non-mainstream Carl. A multi-volume collection of <mask>'s works, chiefly a vast selection of his press articles, but also novels and theatrical plays, was published in Madrid between 1907 and 1928, but part of it was reprinted in 2012 by an American public-domain publisher. He was defined as a Traditionalist Carlist by an anthology of his works published in 1952. There aren't many streets in Spain named after Ramn Nocedal. There is one in Elda. Colegio El Carmen, an educational institution he decided to set up with his wife in Manises and functional as a Catholic college until today, is perhaps the most lasting of all his initiatives.Integrism (Spain) Cndido Nocedal Neocatlicos La Constancia Carlism Ultramontanism Partido Catlico Nacional Electoral Carlism (Restoration) Jordi Canal i Morell is an integristes a la Restauraci. Jordi Canal i Morell, Las "muertes" y las "resurrecciones" del carlismo. There are reflections on la escisin integrista de 1888. A fines del siglo XIX: Ramn Nocedal y Romea. The author is A. Ferrer Benimeli. Masonera, revolucin y reaccin vol.2, Alicante 1990, pp. Antonio Elorza, Los integrismos, Madrid 1995, Francisco José Fernndez de la Cigoa. Juan Mara Laboa has a PhD thesis on biografa politica. pp.geografia e Historia 3-4 Mara Obieta Vilallonga, La escisin del Tradicionalista de Pamplona del seno del Partido Integrista. Mara Obieta Vilallonga, Los integristas guipuzcoanos: desarrollo y organizacin del Partido Catlico Nacional en Guipzcoa, was born in 1996. The origenes del integrismo: la peregrinaci was written by Rafael Mara Sanz de Diego.Integrism was written by John N. Schumacher. The Catholic Historical Review published a study in the XIXth Century Spanish politico-religious Thought. 343–64 Begoa Urigen, Nocedal was written by the Diccionario de Historia Ecclesiastica de Espaa. 3, pp. The neo-catolicismo, Madrid 1986, is an External links La Carmaola by Nocedal El

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texts: He is an Australian international sailing coach and world champion sailor. He was the youngest of three boys. He studied sport science at the university. The Cherub class was where Beyer's first major success was as club, state, national and junior world champion. He is a lifelong member of the prestigious Sydney Sailing Club. He has been nominated for "Yachtman of the year" three times. He was nominated for the master athlete of the year.He won his ninth World Championship. In 2015, he was nominated and won the title of'master athlete of the year'. His knowledge and commitment to the physical and mental requirements of elite competitive sports have held him in good stead for his own racing and ultimately, passing on those skills and knowledge to those aspiring for Olympic medals. A high standard of sportsmanship and athletic ability is what Beyer is known for. Since 2001, Beyer has won ten gold medals, two silver and one bronze in the World Laser Masters Championship. Level 2 and 3 coaching courses have an emphasis on the physiology involved in competitive sailing as well as the complex tactical strategies required for success. The Olympics Solidarity Courses are designed to assist developing nations to have sailing exposure.Since its inception, <mask> has worked closely with the premier sailing apparel manufacturer, Zhik. Brian Conolly said that he wanted <mask> on the team when they first founded the business. He would give us the most analytical mind in the business. His feedback has led to some great innovations. He is a highly regarded coach on the world circuit. He spent a lot of time internationally coaching the Olympic elite. The Singapore Olympic Laser team has been working with Beyer since 2003 to get into the Olympics.He is working with top sailors to get a medal in the 2016 and 2020 Olympics. The Independent elite Laser group is trying to qualify for the Olympics in RIO. This has been achieved in the year 2014). 3 elite sailors that are invited to be full-time participants in his training and racing program are limited to the group. There is a 6-month European racing circuit and several months for the Australian and New Zealand circuits. The sailor has his own strength and talent. He has competed in 36 different countries and Territories around Australia.He is in high demand for high performance sailing across all classes because of his wealth of experience and successful coaching background. Beyer has an industry reputation of commitment, productivity and success and is looking forward to continued success. He has a wife named Elizabeth and a child named Tara. The Laser World Masters Championships were held in Ireland. The Laser World Masters Championships were held in Cape Cod, USA. The Laser World Masters Championships were held in Spain. The 1st Laser World Masters Championships took place in Turkey.The Laser World Masters Championships were held in Brazil. The Laser World Masters Championships were held in JeJu, Korea. The Laser World Masters Championships were held in Spain. The Laser World Masters Championships were held in Australia. The 2nd Laser World Masters Championships took place in Nova Scotia, Canada. The 1st Laser World Masters Championships were held on Hayling Island. The 1st Laser World Masters Games were held in Australia.The Laser World Masters Championships were held in San Francisco, USA. The Laser World Masters Championships were held in Australia. The Laser World Masters Championships were held in France. The Laser World Masters Championships were held in Kingston, Canada. The Laser World Masters Championships were held in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. The Laser World Masters Championships were held in Split, Croatia. The Laser World Masters Championships were held in Dublin, Ireland.The Laser World Masters Championships are held in Port Zelande, Netherlands. 13 World Championship wins from 16 attempts! There are references at http://www.impropercourse.com and at http://www.sail-world.com.

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texts: One half of the duo LoveyDove is <mask>, also known as d'Animal. <mask> was raised in the San Fernando Valley. He asked his father for a guitar when he was 7 years old after listening to records of The Beatles, The Monkees, Paul Revere and The Raiders. He was told by his father that he had to learn the piano for a year before he received a guitar. The Gene Krupa and Buddy Rich drum battle album inspired him to buy a drum set. <mask> was an accomplished musician by the time he was a teenager. He formed bands at backyard parties and played in Los Angeles rock clubs before he was old enough to drink at the clubs.He cites the "creative atmosphere" in which he was raised as formative to his career, and is known for his ability to shift from genre to genre with a dazzling agility. <mask> is a musician who plays the piano, bass, guitar, drums, cello, upright bass, flute, clarinet, composes for orchestra and big band, and does music programming. The LA Times described his music as "a flexible sound where Boyce & Hart shimmer bubblegum with shadowy-psych-garage menace, and his lyrics - whether delivering messages of loss, insecurity or ardent passion - draws the listener in, conjuring a relatable immediacy, which in turn extrapolates itself within." A master of the pop idiom, he was able to link Bing Crosby to Sky Saxon and Brian Wilson. Paul McCartney, James Jamerson, and Carol Kaye are influential when writing music, in particular the bass part of a track. Pete Townshend, Wes Montgomery, John Entwistle, Scott LaFaro, Melanie, Jane Weaver, Gil Evans, Billy Strayhdorn, and Bill Evans are also mentioned. <mask> has also released solo albums Hot Corners, Does It Suit You?, and Expression Compression as part of US label Silber Records.<mask>'s debut solo album Hot Corners was calledChunky and emotional by Chad Keller of love/hate Magazine. Beautiful sounds that are raw and real in an era of pop-fodder. "Never flashy, always genuine, <mask> is a pop stylist of rare quality, one whose originality and intimate involvement with music guarantees any listener soul-deep satisfaction," said Johnny Whiteside of LA Weekly. Lifeless, Everywhere I Go, One Kiss, U & I, We R I, Never Go Away, The Sprawling Sun, LA Story, Never No, Always Yes, Silicon, Zombie Girl, Another Way, Wasting Time, Bedroom Revolution, and Is are on the Does it suit you? is his second album. Keller said it was "innocent, psychedelic, poetic and highly addictive". A fun-loving fusion of the best parts of Blur, Tame Impala, and Beck all rolled into one free-spirited sound from the depths of the human heart.Does It Suit You?, I Was Never Here, Distractions, Falling Upward, Make Tomorrow A Better Day, The Valley's Gone, Higher, and She Strikes A Pose are included. <mask> is described as a ferociously gifted musician by LA Weekly. He's traveled to the US, Europe, and Australasia. <mask>'s third solo album, d'Animal l'Ogic, was released in January. It received positive reviews from multiple media outlets and was described as a good example of the power of genuine musical originality to really shake things up. The genre is described as a modern take on rock. The first single from <mask>'s upcoming album, "Hedonistic Pillow," is called "Falipa" which is the name of his cat who died on June 8, 2020.The song is a tribute to his feline friend. The video for the song was directed by Azalia Snail and received an official premiere in October 2020. Sky Saxon of The Seeds, Bryan Maclean of Love, Rosemary Clooney, Maynard Ferguson, and Paula Kelly have all performed on stage and on record with Collaborations West. He fronted three bands. He scored the music for a film about the life of an artist. <mask> met Eubie at a performance when he was 7. <mask> was introduced to the style of jazz and piano playing that they invented.He was introduced to Frank Zappa in his first grade class. At the age of 13, <mask> performed in his band The Caterpillars at Johnny Otis' church. During his teenage years, he performed with Sky Saxon, Bryan Maclean and his band Threw the Lookinglass, who played opening sets for Red Hot Chili Peppers and Fishbone. Threw the Lookinglass released a record. <mask> made his name in a scene known as The Paisley Underground, which is known for The Bangles, and Prince named his label after the movement. In the 1990s, <mask> studied with a number of jazz musicians, including Terry Trotter and Ted Greene. He received a degree in Composition and Piano Performance from Cal State Northridge.He performed and arranged music for LA swing stalwarts The Speakeasy Spies Big Band and The Jazz Butchers. In 1998, <mask> toured the US and Canada with El Vez, as well as playing keyboards on his album Boxing With God, which was released in 2001. In the 2000s, <mask> returned to his rock roots and began a steady release of albums. And LoveyDove. Sidewalk Society, a band from Long Beach, California, who are described as "obvious anglophiles", "the USA's best interpreters of 60s UK sounds", and "plenty of contemporary punch", was credited for "writing in the musical languages of their influences without They released a limited edition 7-inch vinyl album in 2010 for the UK label Fruits De Mer after the label discovered their cover of Small Faces' Song of a Baker and asked them to contribute a track to their first 12-inch compilation. They released a new album in 2017: Strange Roads: The Songs of Rolled Gold.<mask> and Azalia Snail formed a duo called LoveyDove in 2011. <mask> and Snail are a real-life couple who married on April 25, 2014, and credit their success to being on the same page musically and the fact that they love playing music together. Their first self-titled album was released in the US by LA's Fine and was praised by L.A. Record. Showstopper was released in New Zealand by Powertool Records and in the US by Records Ad Nauseam and received rave reviews. The local duo have outdone themselves with their new album, Showstopper, a 13-bombon blast of harmonious psych-pop confections. Every track is a masterly example of their complex bubble-gum simplicity, a cunning, stunning contradiction that reliably engages the brain as it reaches deep into the soul. It's an approach the pair has long since mastered, but on Showstopper, it's displayed in even richer form than ever before.L.A Record said the album was "an eclectic and exciting blend of excellent songwriting and precise production, with melodies to live by and a dance beat to die for!" <mask> has been noted as having a warm and engaging presence and being a talented and versatile guitarist. The free jazz duo of Azalia Snail and <mask> was released by Union Pole. LoveyDove is one of their pop and roll projects. Ornette Coleman was a free jazz pioneer who influenced many musicians. <mask> plays piano and Snail plays drums. LoveyDove went to New Zealand with John S. Hall and King Missile IV.LoveyDove and d'Animal did a tour of Europe. They performed in the UK, France, Spain, the Netherlands, and Germany. The duo recorded a track in support of the US presidential candidate. Strange Roads was released by Sidewalk Society. The gold vinyl version of the album was a remake of the complete album by The Action. New Untouchables Magazine stated, "The arrangements are superb, the production is top drawer and in short, they have made an excellent album." It was described as a "truly extraordinary listening event" which captured the essence of Brit pop infused with the West Coast sound of The Association.<mask> produced and arranged albums for Azalia Snail, Frieda's Roses, and You, Me & This Fuckin' Guy. In addition to these projects, <mask> has also produced several singles for Mystery Rose including her latest release 'Sunset Boulevard' which features a video produced by video director Steve Hanft. Mystery Rose is a song on music sites in the US and UK. DJ Rodney Bingenheimer has featured both Mystery Rose and Lexx And The Roadzies on his show. <mask>'s first arrangement of the groups 'Past Realities' was completed in April of 2020.

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texts: From 1929 to 1955, <mask> worked for the New York Herald Tribune and from 1955 to 1972, he worked for The New York Times. He was considered a reporter's reporter and an "enduring role model." He was a war correspondent and won two Pulitzer Prizes. <mask> was born in Pennsylvania to <mask><mask> and Anna Schardt. He told Karen that he decided to become an architect because of how easy it was. It's easy. I discovered at Carnegie Tech in Pittsburgh that if you were going to be an architect you had to learn how to draw.I couldn't do that. I decided to become a newspaperman because I only got a passing grade in English. He was a student at the New York University School of Journalism. He dropped out of school to work full-time at the newspaper after getting a part-time job as a night copy boy. He was promoted to general assignment reporter after four years despite his stutter and slow typing speed. <mask> was asked to become a war correspondent during World War II. He said that when he was assigned to London, the first few months were the most enjoyable he had ever spent in journalism.I liked the people and the city. There was a lull in the air raid war so you were excited to be in a war area. He and seven other reporters flew bombing missions over Germany. The B17 bomber formation in which he and fellow reporters Walter Cronkite and Gladwin Hill were flying suffered heavy losses to enemy fighters. He covered the fighting in Italy and southern France. He was one of the first reporters to enter Hiroshima after the atomic bombing of Germany. He won the Pulitzer Prize for Telegraphic Reporting - International for his 1945 reporting from the Pacific war theatre.<mask> was honored by the Secretary of War at an event in Washington. <mask> was to cover many more wars. He clashed with another Herald Tribune reporter during the Korean War. I thought that she should be back in Tokyo because I thought I was the premier war correspondent when I came out. She didn't see it that way. She was a very brave person. I felt like I had to go out and get shot at occasionally.I resented that. The 1951 Pulitzer Prize for International Reporting was shared by two from the Chicago Daily News and two from the Associated Press. The July 10, 1950 dispatch described being caught between North Korean tanks and an American bombardment. Newsweek said he was the best war correspondent of his generation. He left the Herald Tribune in 1955 for The New York Times. He covered the trial of a Nazi. <mask> spent six months in South Vietnam during the Vietnam War.He realized after the experience in Korea that the war was a mistake. He made enemies by reporting optimistically. He was kicked out of South Vietnam because he criticized his brother and sister-in-law. The New York Times sent <mask> to cover some of the most significant events of the struggle of Southern Blacks for civil rights. He followed the 101st Airborne Division into Little Rock, Arkansas in 1957 in response to Governor Orval Faubus's refusal to comply with federal court orders to desegregate the city's public schools. The Civil Rights Act of 1964 was passed after the demonstrations in St. Augustine, Florida. His dispatch's description of civil rights opponents in Philadelphia, Mississippi, as "peckerwoods' and "rednecks" set <mask> apart from other Times reporters.His first wife was Alice Veit. His first wife, Alice Weel, died of cancer in 1969. When she joined CBS in 1948, Alice Weel <mask> was the first woman to write full-time for a US network news program. The Mrs. Cecil Montgomery-Moore Scholarship was funded by the widow of Major Cecil Montgomery-Moore. <mask> died of cancer in New Hampshire in 1991. His third wife was a writer of children's books. The war correspondence of <mask>.American war correspondents of World War II and the Vietnam War won Pulitzer Prizes, as well as the New York Herald Tribune people.

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texts: <mask> is an American businessman, promoter, and sports executive known for his involvement in American football, professional wrestling, and soccer. He is a co-owner of the Jacksonville Jaguars of the National Football League. The Championship of the English Football League. The founder, co-owner, president, and CEO of AEW is <mask>. <mask> is the son of businessman <mask>. <mask> was born to an American mother, Ann Carlson, and a Pakistani-American billionaire father, <mask>, on October 10, 1982. He has a sister as well.<mask> graduated from the University Laboratory High School in 2001 with a Bachelor of Science degree in finance. <mask> joined the Jacksonville Jaguars as co-owner in July 2012 after his father purchased the team. F.C<mask> was named as a co-owner and vice chairman of the football operations of the team. He is in charge of the identification, evaluation, recruitment, and signing of players. After advising the football operations at the club, <mask> assumed these responsibilities. <mask>, who is a lifelong fan of professional wrestling, filed for several trademarks for a new venture that was later confirmed to be a new professional wrestling promotion, All Elite Wrestling.The promotion's lead investors are <mask> and his father. Double or Nothing, the first event of the company, took place at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, on May 25, 2019. <mask> is the president and CEO of AEW. The five-year plan for AEW is to build a brand, build a roster and establish AEW as a top brand in wrestling. On May 1, 2020, <mask> talked about the creative process in AEW and how he grants creative freedom to the talent wrestlers on the roster. He doesn't want to write dialogue that isn't believable for a specific wrestler. He wouldn't give a wrestler a piece of paper to memorize.<mask> said that a talented performer like Darby Allin needs to speak in his own words. "Darby Allin is the only one I can speak for," <mask> said. <mask> stated, "I'm deep in the weeds." I write shows, lay out a large percentage of the stories, approve any and every segment that goes on the air, and I don't just sit around and wait for people to pitch ideas to me. Even though the other Executive Vice Presidents of AEW, Kenny Omega and Young bucks themselves have a lot of creative freedom for their own matches and segments, <mask> has the final say on AEW creative and booking. In June 2021, <mask> made another statement on the AEW business perspective stating I don't want to be the next blank wrestling company of the past. It was a bad time for the wrestling business because of the failure of WCW.<mask> said during a media call that "not one person on the roster has creative control". When you have a person who has creative control in their contract, it can hold up the show. I don't know how you do that. "Just because you can't make me do that, you can't put me in that match, that doesn't mean I want to put people in bad situations or do things that don't make sense to them," <mask> said. <mask> is the owner and chairman of TruMedia Networks, a Boston-based engineering firm specializing in innovative sports analytics solutions for leagues, franchises, and media partners across the athletic sports industry. TruMedia Networks was acquired by <mask> in 2015, and under his ownership, the company has expanded its sports analytics engineering services, with clients including the NFL, Zebra Technologies, and over 60 percent of Major League Baseball clubs. <mask> and his family helped fund Activist Artists Management, a talent management and advisory firm.The Activist content and venture fund was established after <mask> made a significant investment in the firm. As an entertainment company, it seeks to protect and build all aspects of an artist's career while using their authentic voice and related platform to effect positive change. Activist provides comprehensive management services for its clients including music management, talent and brand management, and film and TV development. The Wrestling Observer Newsletter promoter of the year award, the best Booker in 2020 and 2021, and the reception and legacy of <mask>'s work with All Elite Wrestling have been granted by the Wrestling Observer Newsletter. "There's no argument <mask> and AEW changed the culture of pro wrestling over the last few years", said Mike Johnson. Eric Bischoff, a former vice president of WCW, has praised <mask>, stating that he has a high level of passion for <mask> and that he's been successful in business. AEW employees have praised <mask>.Chris stated that <mask> is very driven and he knows what he wants. He's not a pushover. I think it's a misconception that <mask> is a money mark and he doesn't know anything. There is no argument. Let's do it if <mask> likes it. Think of something else if he doesn't. A wrestling company needs that.<mask> is a very talented guy and he motivates talent very well according to Jim Ross. Jon Moxley said that <mask> is easy to get along with and that he has a lot of business sense. He's business savvy, but also passionate about wrestling. He can step on the other side and watch wrestling as a fan, and say, 'Is this something that I would enjoy?' Is this something that will benefit his company, one way or another? I think <mask>'s passion for professional wrestling is special. <mask> was described by Malakai Black as a very enthusiastic individual.He loves what he does. Jamie Carragher described the transfer history of <mask> as a "right mess" in 2020, after he was called aclown by Sky Sports pundit. Scott Parker described the situation as "the world we live in" after <mask>'s comments. They were demoted at the end of the season. In 2020, <mask> was referred to as "spoiled". The Wrestling Observer Newsletter is the promoter of the year. All Elite Wrestling personnel are American business people of Pakistani descent and alumni of the Gies College of Business.

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texts: <mask>, 1st Baron Airedale (22 September 1835 16 March 1911), PC, DSc, was an industrialist, locomotive builder, Liberal Party politician and a Member of Parliament for the Holme Valley. Sir <mask> was elevated to the peerage in 1907. In Yorkshire, Lord Airedale was a prominent Unitarian. <mask>'s father was a self-made locomotive manufacturer who founded Kitson and Company and his wife was the owner of Elmete Hall. They had a lot of children. One of them, Emily, married the royal obstetrician William Smoult Playfair in 1864 and became inadvertently involved in a court case with implications for medical ethics. Kitson studied chemistry and natural sciences at University College London.His first wife Emily died in 1873. His sister-in-law Clara Talbot and her husband were described as "lifelines", "tending to the grieving man and looking after his children". Talbot and Kitson were college friends. Kitson's older brother, Frederick, died four years later. Gledhow Hall was purchased by Kitson in 1885. He redecorated the hall and entertained lavishly, including playing host to Prime Minister William Gladstone and his son, Herbert, who was a witness at Kitson's second marriage to Mary Laura Smith. The bathroom was created in honor of a visit from the Prince of Wales in 1885.Kitson was put in charge of the ironworks at Monk Bridge by his father when he was nineteen years old. Their father's Airedale Foundry was amalgamated with Monkbridge in 1858. The business had £250,000 in capital in 1886 and was a limited liability company. Frederick Kitson withdrew from the business due to ill health. <mask> ran the firm after their father retired. Locomotives were built by the Airedale Foundry until the end of the 19th century. stationary engines for agricultural use and steam engines for tramways were manufactured by the company.The Monkbridge works made steel using the open-hearth process. The Airedale Foundry and Monkbridge Works employed 2000 workers. Kitson was president of the Iron Trade Association and a member of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers. He was awarded the gold medal of the Iron and Steel Institute in 1903. He was a member of the council of the Institution of Civil Engineers between 1899 and 1901. The London and Northern Steamship Company was one of Kitson's interests. He was a director of the London City and the Midland Bank.He was a director and president of the North Eastern Railway Company. Kitson had time, money and influence because of his financial success. He ran the election campaign for William Ewart Gladstone. Kitson was a committee member in the early 20th century. He supported education, Irish Home Rule, and the provision of old age pensions while he was the MP for Colne Valley. Kitson was a member of two engineering organizations. The Yorkshire College and the Mechanics' Institute were supported by him.The first lord mayor of the city was Kitson. He was sworn in to the Privy Council in 1906 after being created a baronet in 1886. The first Baron <mask> of Gledhow was raised to the peerage on 17 July 1907. Death Airedale died of a heart attack at the Hotel Meurice in Paris. He had been on his way home from France. After his funeral service at Mill Hill Chapel, his body was taken for burial to Roundhay Church, which was lined with 4,000 work people. A hundred MPs attended the memorial service at St Margaret's Church.The Kitsons were close to Mill Hill Chapel. Kitson paid for an extension to the vestry. The window that William Morris designed was dedicated to his mother. The window was created to represent the continuation of Christianity. Lord Airedale was a member of the chapel's influential congregation in the early 20th century. The Religious Education for Dissenting Protestants inquiry was chaired by Kitson. The Kitson family married on September 20, 1860.Emily was involved in establishing the Yorkshire Ladies Council of Education. Sir Albert Ernest Kitson, 2nd Baron Airedale, had an issue with his wife Emily. His son was the first Lord Mayor. Lord Airedale's nephew was the lord mayor in 1908. The council asked a fourth Kitson to take over, the younger brother of the first Lord Airedale, because the elected lord mayor died suddenly. The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography has Arms References.

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texts: The commander of Air Combat Command is a general named <mask>. He was the deputy chief of staff for operations from August to August 2020. General <mask><mask> has more than 6,000 flying hours. 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He graduated from the Euro-NATO Joint Jet Pilot Training School at Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas.<mask> was assigned to the 80th Flying Training Wing, located at Sheppard Air Force Base, as an instructor pilot with duty as the executive, standardardization and evaluation officer. From August 1991 to April 1992 he was trained for piloting the Douglas F-15E Strike Eagle. <mask> was the vice commander of the 366th Fighter Wing at Mountain Home Air Force Base in Idaho from 2007 to 2008. From July 31, 2015, to May 17, 2016 he was the commander of the Ninth Air Force at Shaw Air Force Base in South Carolina. Lieutenant General <mask> was relieved of his position as commander of Twelfth Air Force and U.S. Air Forces Southern on October 3, 2016 after <mask> received his third star. In August of last year, <mask> was appointed as the deputy chief of staff for operations of the United States Air Force. One of the ten senior positions within the Air Staff, <mask> was responsible for the development and implementation of policy which directly supported global operations, force management, weather, training, and readiness across the air, space and cyber fields.In June 2020, it was announced that <mask> would become the 13th commander of Air Combat Command. The Senate confirmed the nomination on July 20, 2020. On August 28, 2020, he assumed command at Joint Base Langley–Eustis. The Air Force chief of staff is General Charles Q. The change-of-command ceremony remarks were delivered by Brown Jr. The Air Force's combat-readiness is organized, trained, and maintained by <mask> through the primary provider of combat-ready forces to the service's major commands and service component commands. <mask> oversees the development of strategy, doctrine, concepts, tactics, and procedures for air, space, and cyber-power employment and assists sister agencies with intelligence, surveillance and crisis response capabilities.<mask> is currently in charge of the Air Combat Command's fighter training enterprise, which is based on the new concept of "Rebuilding the Forge" that began under <mask>'s predecessor. The addition of the T-7A Red Hawk alongside front-line combat jets as training aircraft is one of the new technologies that the ACC began using. It would leave more combat capacity for real-world contingencies and reduce wear on combat jets. The concept was intended to yield 60 percent more operational hours for F-22 Raptors and could save costs per flying hour by three to five times. <mask> said at the Air Force Association's Air, Space & Cyber Conference that a war with the People's Republic of China could end badly if the United States ever gave up air superiority to its competitor. <mask> is committed to shifting the fighter force to compete with China's, evolving from previous peer based adversaries such as Iraq and the Soviet Union. He stated that the Air Force's ability to assume immediate control of the air was what foreign armed forces counted on, and that such a capability was necessary to maintain in the Air Force.More than 6,000 aircraft were flown: T-37, T-38, F-15E, F/A-18, F-16, F-35A. 2001 Master of Military Arts and Sciences, Air Command and Staff College, Air University. There are 1 assignments. Student Euro-NATO Joint Jet Pilot Training took place in Sheppard AFB, Texas. 2. T-37 Instructor Pilot, Executive Officer and Standardization and Evaluation Officer, 80th Flying Training Wing, Sheppard AFB, Texas. 3.The F-15E Replacement Training Unit was established in August 1991 and April 1992. The F-15E Instructor Pilot and Weapons Officer worked for the 90th Fighter Squadron. 5. F-15E Instructor Pilot and Weapons Officer from August 1995 to January 1998. The Royal Australian Air Force F/A-18 Fighter Weapons School is located in New South Wales, Australia. 7. The student was at the Air Command and Staff College.Weapons and Tactics Flight Commander, 4th Operations Support Squadron, Seymour Johnson AFB, N.C. 9. The Director of Operations was from October 2002 to March 2004. The 333rd Fighter Squadron is located at Seymour Johnson AFB. The National War College is located in Washington, D.C. Vice Commander, 366th Fighter Wing, Mountain Home AFB, Idaho, was in charge of the 455th Air Expeditionary Wing, Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan. 13 The commander of the 4th Fighter Wing is based in North Carolina.The deputy commander of the U.S. Pacific Command was in Camp Smith, Hawaii from April 2010 to April 2011. 15. Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam is home to the Chief of Staff. 16. The 354th Fighter Wing is located at Eielson AFB, Alaska. 17 The commander of the 455th Air Expeditionary Wing is in Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan.18. The Commander, Ninth Air Force, Shaw AFB, S.C. 19 was in July and May of 2015. Joint Base Langley-Eustis has a special assistant to the commander. The Twelfth Air Force, Air Combat Command, and Commander, Air Forces Southern are based at Davis-Monthan AFB. The deputy chief of staff is at the headquarters of the United States Air Force. The Commander of the Joint Base Langley-Eustis is in August 2020. 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texts: <mask> is a British author. <mask> attended school in Stanwell. While at Stanwell Secondary School, he was introduced to Tim Hartnell, the co-owner of Interface Publication, and his school friend's mother, Sue North. The Elephant's Graveyard was published in the magazine ZX Computing in August 1982. At the end of 1982, <mask>'s first book, Games for your ZX Spectrum, was published by Virgin Books in conjunction with Interface Publications and was an early title in a series of games for your. The books were published by Virgin. <mask> wrote three more books for the series, including Games for your Oric, More Games for your Oric and Games for your Sinclair QL.<mask> co-authored two books that were designed to teach the adventure game genre. <mask>'s books consisted of listings for home computers, which were designed to teach-as-you-type, since the programmes contained many comments on how the listing worked. <mask> was a regular contributor to ZX Computing and Home Computer Weekly before he left Stanwell Secondary School, and he turned down a place at Isleworth Art College to work full-time for Your Spectrum. <mask> picked up the nickname Troubleshootin' Pete due to his regular column in the magazine in which he would answer reader questions that had been posed over the YS Helpline. <mask> was promoted to deputy editor within a year of joining the staff after he first joined. <mask> contributed to other Dennis magazines, including Your 64, Computer Shopper and Mac User, as well as Your Sinclair, which was published by Dennis Publishing. <mask> contributed to a weekly Capital Radio children's show called XYZ on Air, which was hosted by DJ Kelly Temple, while still deputy editor of Your Sinclair.<mask> hosted the 'Computerworld' slot on the show, which featured an eclectic mix of music, interviews, features and more. The Capital Radio Book of Computers and Simple Programming was co-written with Kelly Temple and Your Spectrum's original Editor, Roger Munford. <mask> had written at least eleven computer technical books, which were published around the world and in several languages. The Lost Theatre in London hosted Wilde's follow up to What's Wrong with Angry?. You Couldn't Make It Up was a black comedy dealing with issues of sexuality, the agendas of TV and film production and male rape. <mask> brought the show to the New End Theatre in London in 2003 after its premiere in Edinburgh. <mask> and Sir Tim Rice collaborated on a musical called Blondel at the Pleasance Theatre.Rice's first musical was Blondel. Blondel is a musical about a medieval ministrel. <mask> created the artwork for the revival of Blondel. <mask> took a new play by Matt Ian Kelly called Lightning Strikes to Dublin as part of the Dublin Gay Theatre Festival. <mask> took What's Wrong with Angry? in August. He transferred Boys of the Empire to London at the King's Head Theatre for a limited run over Christmas 2008. The website for The Grapes was created by him and photographer Paul Reiffer.<mask> collaborated with Danielle Tarento on Drowning on Dry Land, which led to a string of shows including Parade, Noel & Gertie, Burlesque, and Victor/Victoria. Ian Lindsay's Chinese Whispers was produced in his own right in July of last year. Mark Farrelly, Steve Nallon, <mask>, Matt Ian Kelly, and Owl Young were in the production. Broadway Baby is a reviews-based website that focuses on fringe theatre. Since 2004, Broadway Baby's traffic has increased considerably. Broadway Baby is the largest reviewer at the festival. In 2003 he started the Virgin Atlantic customer site, V-Flyer.com, which receives over 150,000 readers per month.<mask> wrote and released a mobile app during the Covid-19 epidemic. The App allows you to connect with your friends through social networking features in pubs, bars and clubs. He continues to write computer programs. The production You Couldn't Make It Up was co-produced by Diana Ross and Blondel. What's Wrong with Angry? was co-produced by Glenn Chandler and the Boys of the Empire. YruA? The Your Sinclair's forerunner, Your Spectrum'', has an archive of articles.Fan-written website detailing both YS and YS-related material. The Broadway Baby is operated by <mask> and is a Virgin Atlantic travel site.

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texts: He was an American comedian, voice artist, game show panelist and actor. He was well known for his roles as Uncle Arthur on Bewitched, the befuddled father Harry MacAfee in Bye Bye Birdie and as a regular center square. He voiced animated characters. He was well-liked by his peers and regularly topped audience polls of most-liked TV stars. "Lynde is capable of getting laughs by reading a phone book, tornado alert, or seed catalogue", according to MelBrooks. "We live in a world that needs laughter and I've decided if I can make people laugh, I'm making an important contribution," he said. <mask> was born in Mount Vernon, Ohio, the son of Hoy and Sylvia Bell, who owned and operated a meat market.Older brothers, Richard Hoy andCordy George, and younger brother, John, were also siblings. In the Battle of the Bulge in World War II, his favorite brother died at the age of 21. His parents died within three months of each other in 1949. He played the bass drum in the high school band. He studied speech and drama at Northwestern University, where his classmates included Cloris Leachman, Charlotte Rae,Patricia Neal, Jeffrey Hunter and Claude Akins. He joined the Upsilon chapter of the frat at the school. He is one of the most famous members.He was looking for a break from show business when he moved to New York City. He made his stand-up comic debut at Number One Fifth Avenue. He made his Broadway debut in New Faces of 1952 with fellow newcomers Earth Kitt, Robert Clary, Alice Ghostley and Carol Lawrence. He portrayed a man on crutches in his monologue from the "Trip of the Month Club." The show was released as New Faces in 1954. Stanley was a short-lived sitcom that starred Buddy Hackett and Carol Burnett, both of whom were also starting their careers in show business. He guest starred on The Martha Raye Show.In 1960, he was cast as the father in Bye Bye Birdie. He played a role in the film. He recorded a live album that year. He wrote all six tracks. He used his own material for the first time when he was at The Hollywood Squares. In the 1960s, it was in high demand. He played with Don Adams, Kaye Ballard and Sandy Stewart on NBC's The Perry Como Show.He was a familiar face on many sitcoms, including The Phil Silvers Show, The Farmer's Daughter, The Patty Duke Show, The Munsters, The Flying Nun, Gidget, I Dream of Jeannie and F Troop. He starred in two 1960s films, The Glass Bottom Boat and Send Me No Flowers. Her best known sitcom role was on Bewitched. "Driving is the Only Way to Fly" was the first-season episode of Bewitched. His role as Harold Harold was well received by viewers. Elizabeth Montgomery and her husband, William Asher, created a recurring role for Lynde as Endora's practical-joking brother Uncle Arthur. The first appearance of the beloved character was on Bewitched."The House That Uncle Arthur Built" was his final appearance in the sitcom. They became good friends and were often seen together off set. Two's Company, Sedgewick Hawk-Styles: Prince of Danger, and Manley and the Mob all had failed television pilots. William Asher said in the A&E Biography episode that ABC had reservations about Lynde, most notably his offscreen behavior and rumors of his homosexuality. The Hollywood Squares had a guest star in 1966 who became an icon. He assumed a permanent spot as the "center square", which meant that he would be called upon at least once in almost every round. The producers had the final say on who was in the center.On The Hollywood Squares, he was able to showcase his talents with short, salty one-liners. There were many allusions to his homosexuality in the gags. Other jokes used double entendre, an alleged fondness for deviant behaviors, or dealt with touchy subject matter for 1970s television. Appearing a total of 707 times, Lynde received considerable fame and wealth. He left The Hollywood Squares in 1979. In 1980, The Hollywood Squares experienced a downward trend in ratings and was approached to return. He changed his mind when he was told he would get co-star billing.The show was canceled in 1981 after he returned to the series in the spring of 1980. Between 1969 and 1973, Lynde did extensive voice work on animated cartoons. He played the rat in Charlotte's Web and Mildew Wolf in It's the Wolf! Claude Pertwee is a neighbor on Where's Huddles? ; and a man by the name of Sylvester Sneekly. "The Hooded Claw" is in The Perils of Penelope Pitstop. The sardonic, drawn-out whine, "What's in it for me?" was added to the lines.His voice is popular with impressionists. Kaye Ballard said that it was <mask> who was influenced by Alice. The <mask>de Show was a short-lived ABC sitcom. The canceled ninth season of Bewitched was replaced by the series. <mask> was an uptight attorney and father who was at odds with his son-in-law. The family included Martha, daughters Sally and Barbara, Barbara's husband John Calvin, Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara, and Howie's parents. Critics thought the show was a rip off of All in the Family, although many admitted the writing was top notch and the sexual connotations gave it an extra bit of spice.He was nominated for a Golden Globe. The series was canceled after a single season after it was scheduled opposite the first half of the Top 30 hit The Carol Burnett Show on CBS and the Top 20 hit Adam-12 on NBC. The <mask>ynde Show and another ABC show were liked by viewers but disliked by co-stars. ABC moved the show to temperatures rising after Whitmore left the show. William Asher, the producer of both shows, quit in protest of ABC's interference. The show's ratings were lower because Asher's replacements shifted the show's tone to a much darker one than the previous season. Happy Days took over the show's time slot after ABC canceled it.The program was resuscitated by ABC with additional cast changes, most notably, Alice Ghostley, who replaced Sudie Bond in the role of Lynde's sister. Asher admitted that Lynde's presence likely saved the series and that ABC convinced him to come back. The series was canceled after seven more episodes were produced. Don't Drink the Water was one of the Kenley Players summer stock theatre productions. The year 1975. He appeared in more Kenley Players productions than any other headliners. In the summer of 1980 <mask> toured the US and Canada, starring in three one act plays, "California Suite", "Plaza Suite", and "Last of the Red Hot Lovers".Television specials and variety shows led to his being signed by ABC to host a series of specials from 1975 to 1979. They were known as H.R. In the skit, Pufnstuf''s Witchiepoo) asked Lynde to help them improve their image. The Night Before Christmas (December 7, 1977) with Alice Ghostley, Martha Raye, and George was one of the guests. When he was a guest on the variety show, he lost his starring role due to drunken arguments with police officers. It's not clear whether or not his alcoholism made him difficult to work with, but acting jobs were hard to come by for him. He accepted more job offers as demand for his services declined.He was a guest weatherman for WSPD-TV in Toledo, Ohio, in 1978 to promote The Hollywood Squares and a summer stock performance. In the 1979 comedy The Villain, he played Indian chief Nervous Elk with Ann-Margret. His last film role was this one. The Beaux Arts Society, Inc. had a Beaux Arts Ball in November of 1980. <mask> was a Life Member of the Beaux Arts Society until his death. In 1976, at the Sixth Annual American Guild of Variety Artists (AGVA) "Entertainer of the Year Awards", Lynde received an award for being voted the funniest man of the year. He turned his award over to the host, who said he was "the funniest man ever".Gleason was shocked by the gesture. During his lifetime, his private life and sexual orientation were not discussed on television or in other media. Entertainment journalists did not investigate the private lives of game show regulars in the 70s, according to an essay on the Biography Channel. Stan Finesmith was described as the "suite mate" and "chauffeur-bodyguard" in a 1976 People magazine article. They posed non-suggestively for the photograph ofLynde with Finesmith that was included in the magazine. This was as close as the media came to mentioning his homosexuality. "being gay and having to hide it frustrated him," stated a friend of <mask> in an interview.He spent a lot of money on renovations and décor after buying Errol Flynn's old Hollywood mansion. He and his dog, Harry MacAfee, lived there. After he left, Lynde couldn't stay in the house without him and bought a new home. He weighed 250 pounds when he graduated from high school. He was honored by Weight Watchers. Struggles with alcohol led to many run-ins with the law, including arrests for public intoxication. Kaye Ballard and Peter Marshall said that Lynde became very cruel, sometimes violent, and would sometimes ridicule his friends.In 1965, a young actor fell to his death from the window of their hotel room in San Francisco's Sir Francis Drake Hotel, after being involved in an incident in which a friend, another young actor, accidentally fell to his death from the window of their hotel room. According to an Associated Press report, James "Bing" Davidson had been drinking for hours when he slipped and fell eight stories. There was an incident at his alma mater when he was the grand marshal. He made racist comments and gestures to a professor at a fast-food restaurant after the parade. He blamed his behavior on fatigue and intoxication. In January 1978, while in Salt Lake City to record a segment for Donny & Marie, Lynde was arrested outside of a tavern and charged with interfering with a police officer. While he was inside the tavern, his vehicle was broken into and his valuables were taken.According to the arresting officer, the arresting officer had been investigating a different car break in. The complaint was later dropped. He was determined to get his life back on track and became sober and drug-free in 1980. He died on January 10, 1982, after he failed to attend a birthday party. When he and another friend, actor Dean Dittman, could not get an answer after calling him on the phone and knocking on his door, Barresi broke into the side entrance of Lynde's home in Beverly Hills, California and found him dead in his bed. He was 55 years old. Evidence indicated that the stories about a visitor fleeing the scene were not true.Before retiring for the evening, he activated his house alarm frequently. When Barresi broke in, the alarm said that he had died in his sleep, and that he was alone at the time. "Not so," said Barresi, who said that there was no truth to reports that Lynde was naked. <mask> wore a robe and was asleep. The death was ruled a heart attack. Johnny and Helen are next to their brother's remains at Amity Cemetery in Amity, Ohio. His parents are buried at the same cemetery.Since his death, LegacyLynde's popularity and high regard from the public have not changed. Center Square: The <mask>de Story was published in 2005. Most 1970s-era viewers were described as being a frustrated bit player and character actor on a daytime game show by authors Steve Wilson and Joe Florenski. He came to symbolize a self-loathing era for gay culture and his reputation was less than stellar. The character of Wilford Wolf in the animated series The Kwicky Koala Show is voiced by John Stephenson as an imitation of Lynde. MacFarlane acknowledged that the voice of Roger the Alien on American Dad was his. It was modeled after Lynde.The voice and humor of Queer Duck character Bi-Polar Bear, voiced by Billy West, is similar to that of The Scoutmaster in The Simpsons episode "Radioactive Man". Steve Carell reprised the role of "Uncle Arthur" in the 2005 film Bewitched. Dean Hagopian is the voice of Big Cheese on Samurai Pizza Cats. The voice and humor of William A. Mummy can be found on the game show Late Night Liars. In the episodes "Lethal Inspection" and "The Six Million Dollar Mon". Billy West delivered both performances. Michael Airington is an actor and comedian who plays <mask> in the show Oh My Goodness It's <mask> and An Evening with <mask>.The rights are licensed by Airington. The theme of Samurai Pizza Cats was also sung by him. BenDeLaCreme was the winner of the "Snatch Game" episode of the third season of Drag Race All Stars. The Hooded Claw, Mildew Wolf and Claude Pertwee were villains in the late 1960s, and their voice work is investigated in the documentary Doozy. In July 2020, it was announced that Billy Eichner was going to star in a movie called Man in the Box, which was going to be about the life of Lynde. Film New Faces is also known as Himself Son of Flubber, Sportscaster Bye Bye Birdie, Harry MacAfee, and Murphy For Those Who Think Young. The purser Charlotte's Web was released in 1968."The Hollywood Squares" and "Queer as Folk" were written by <mask>. Steve Wilson and Joe Florenski wrote Center Square. 20th-century American comedians, American male actors, American male singers, American male comedians, American male film actors, American male musical theatre actors, American male television actors, American male voice actors, American stand-up comedians.

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texts: The 15th Baron of Foulis and the 18th chief of the Clan Munro were both Scottish chiefs. He was known as <mask> because of his large stature. <mask> was the 14th Baron of Foulis. <mask> is the 18th overall chief of the clan and the 15th Baron, but he is only the 8th chief that can be proved. George Gordon, 4th Earl of Huntly, is recorded in a bond of manrent and friendship with <mask>, 15th Baron. There is a document in the charter chest of Gordon Castle. Mary, Queen of Scots was in a feud with the Gordon House of Huntly.Margaret Ogilvie, Lady of Moy, was the widow of William Mackintosh, the 15th chief of Clan Mackintosh, who was executed at Aberdeen in 1550. Queen Mary granted a crown charter to Margaret Ogilvie. <mask> Munro's first marriage was to Margaret Ogilvie, which brought him back to these lands. The Parliament held at Edinburgh on 1 August 1560 included the names of Mary, Queen of Scots and Inverness Castle. Mary, Queen of Scots was a friend of <mask> Munro and he was treated well by her son James VI. As soon as they heard of the princess's danger, a great number of the mostEminent Scots poured in around her. The Queen refused to be admitted to the castle, which was taken by the two clans.The governor was hanged by the Queen after he refused her admission. George Buchanan's account was originally written in Latin but was published in English by James Aikman in 1827. When the queen found herself sufficiently strong, she laid siege to the castle, which had neither a sufficient garrison, not being properly fortified for sustaining an attack, and the men dismissed. Mary, Queen of Scots defeated the Earl of Huntly at the Battle of Corrichie in 1562, according to one source. In 1563, a charter was granted to <mask> Munro at Foulis Castle and was witnessed by his brother, George, and his great-uncle, William. On June 23, 1567, <mask> was one of the jury in the general service of John Gordon, 11th Earl of Sutherland to be heir to his grandmother. John was the first Gordon.One of the most powerful clans in Ross-shire was involved in a feud in 1569. The Regent of Ross, who died in 1569, gave the Castle Chanonry of Ross to the 5th of Milntown and he held it for three years. When the castle was handed over to the Mackenzies, the feud was over. Sir <mask> wrote about the feud in his book. The Castle was delyvered to the Clanchenzie by the Act of Pacification. This is the beginning of the feud between the Clanchenzie and the Munrois. The lands of Beauly Priory and the adjoining estates to the north of it were the subject of a dispute between Thomas Fraser of Knockie and the 11th of Kintail.He marched into the district with the intention of taking control of his followers. Fraser of Knockie gathered his forces at Beauly and Munro of Foulis who was a friend of Fraser advanced with 300 of his followers to the banks of the River Conon. He entered on peaceful negotiations after being alarmed by this formidable array. King James VI of Scotland granted <mask> Munro all of the goods that belonged to Duncan Chalmers, Chancellor of Ross who had become a fugitive from the law for his part in the Battle of Langside and for the slaughter of James Balvan. A grant of all the customs due as royalties "furth of the town and Sheriffdom of Inverness" was obtained from King James VI, as a reward for his faithful services to the Crown. <mask> Munro was one of the members of the commission that was appointed to act as Sheriffs of Inverness for Alexander Gordon. The other members were Hugh Fraser, 5th Lord Lovat, and Lachlan <mask> Mackintosh.The Crown lands of Ross and the Black Isle were under the control of <mask> Munro and his associates during the minority of James VI of Scotland. King James II of Scotland confirmed another charter in 1584. <mask> Munro and George Gordon signed a bond of manrent to help each other against anyone other than the King or Queen. <mask> Munro of Foulis was listed along with other chiefs in a grant to give protection to Alexander Gordon, 12th Earl of Sutherland, who had church lands in Caithness. Gordon of Huntly and Rose of Kilravock are included. On 20 July 1588 <mask> Munro of Foulis was appointed by the King as the collector for Inverness-shire. He was going to collect a tax for Edinburgh Castle.On the 27th of that month, <mask> Munro of Foulis and Colin Cam Mackenzie of Kintail were appointed Commissioners for the shires of Inverness and Cromarty for the better administration of justice. Margaret Ogilvie is a daughter of the chief of Clan Ogilvy. <mask> married Kathrine Ross, a daughter of the Clan Ross of Balnagowan. Over two marriages, <mask> had a total of 13 children. Foulis Castle was where <mask> died. His son <mask> was the 16th Baron of Foulis. The head of the House of Foulis and chief of the Clan Munro would be succeeded by descendants of his second marriage.<mask>'s marriage to Margaret Ogilvie was the 16th Baron of Foulis. Hugh Munro. The 17th Baron of Foulis, whose son <mask> was the 18th Baron of Foulis, was known as the Black Baron. The couple were married in Redcastle. The man is Christian Munro. William Ballie was the Provost of Inverness. From <mask>'s marriage to Kathrine Ross: George Munro, 1st of Obsdale, whose grandson would succeed to the head of the house of Foulis.John was the 1st of Meikle Daan. Andrew was the 1st of Lemlair. Margaret was married to Colin Campbell. James Innes was married to Janet Munro. James Hepburn was the merchant of Inverness. The minister of Kiltearn was married to Elizabeth Munro. The Obsdale branch of the clan has two well known descendants, General <mask> and George Munro.<mask> <mask> Munro was the 15th Baron of Foulis.

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texts: Sir <mask> was an English diplomat during the Elizabethan and Jacobean periods. As ambassador, he represented England in the Mughal Empire, the Ottoman Empire, and the Holy Roman Empire. Between 1614 and 1644, he sat in the House of Commons. He was a patron of learning and an accomplished scholar. The son of Sir Robert Rowe and Elinor Jermy was born at Low Leyton near Wanstead in Essex. He graduated from Magdalen College, Oxford, at the age of twelve. He became esquire of the body to Queen Elizabeth I of England in 1597 after entering the Middle Temple.He was knighted by James I on July 23, 1604 and became friendly with Henry, Prince of Wales, and also with Elizabeth, who he championed. He died at the age of 63. He was buried in a church. Eleanor, Lady Beeston, the young widowed daughter of Sir <mask> of Northamptonshire, was married to <mask> in 1614 just weeks before embarking for India. Eleanor did not go to India, but did go to Constantinople. Queen Elizabeth of Bohemia introduced the couple to an orphan girl. Eleanor was buried next to him in the church of St. Mary, Woodford.During his career as an Amazon Explorer, he was sent to the West Indies by Prince Henry. He tried to get to the location that was depicted in the map of <mask>. He failed to find the gold he was looking for. In 1614, the Ambassador to the Mughal Empire was elected a Member of Parliament. The East India Company persuaded King James to send a royal envoy to the Agra court. He resided at Agra for three years. At the Mughal court, he may have been his drinking partner, as he arrived with gifts of "many crates of red wine" and asked Jahangir what beere was.How did it happen? Permission and protection for the East India Company factory was obtained immediately after the mission. While no major trading privileges were conceded, <mask>'s mission was the beginning of a Mughal- Company relationship that would develop into something approaching a partnership and see the EIC gradually drawn into the Mughal nexus. The Emperor did not mention <mask> in his own diaries, despite the fact that he was a valuable source of information on Jahangir's reign. In 1621, the Ambassador to the Ottoman Empire was elected a Member of Parliament. 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The European Protestant alliance and the cause of the Palatinate were supported by the support of the Transylvanian Prince Gabriel Bethlen. The famous Codexinus was presented to James I by his friend Cyril Lucaris, as well as several valuable manuscripts which he presented to the Bodleian Library. The Bodleian Library received 29 Greek and other manuscripts, including an original copy of the synodal epistles of the council of Basle, after his letters of appointment had been revoked. He did not leave the Porte until June 1628. His widow gave a collection of coins to the Bodleian Library. He searched for Greek marbles on behalf of the Duke of Buckingham.In 1629, aDiplomat in the Thirty Years War was successful in arranging a peace between Sweden and Poland. He helped free up Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden to intervene in the Thirty Years War on the side of the Protestant German princes. He also negotiated treaties with Danzig. After attending the Diet of Regensburg, he received a gold medal in his honor. He sponsored the exploration of the north in 1631. The sound was named after him. In January 1637, the Chancellor of the Order of the Garter was appointed, and he had a pension of $1200 a year.In June 1640, he was made a member of the council. He was elected to the Long Parliament in November of that year. He was England's ambassador to the Holy Roman Empire from 1641 to 1642. The emperor declared that he had "scarce ever met with an ambassador till now" after he used his influence to get the restoration of the Palatinate. His Embassy of Sir <mask> to the Court of the Great Mogul was narrated in his journal and correspondence several times. This is an important contribution to the history of India in the early 17th century. Negotiations in his Embassy to the Ottoman Porte.I Vol. The work was not continued after it was published. The letters relating to his mission to Gustavus Adolphus were edited by the Camden Society Miscellany. Sir F. Maclean had correspondence with Lord Carew in 1615 and 1617 for the same society. The British Museum has several of his manuscripts. In 1613 Dr T Wright published Quatuor Colloquia, consisting of theological disputations. Ser.v. The Swedish Intelligencer, including an account of the career of Gustavus Adolphus and of the Diet of Ratisbon, is attributed to the British Museum. His speeches on currency and financial questions were published. The Imperial Diet at Ratisbon and the Journal of Several Proceedings of the Order of the Garter are two other works mentioned by Wood. There are two modern biographies, the first was written in 1580s births and the second in 17th-century deaths.

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